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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1948
Page
1
A political appeal argues contrasting paths for the nation and urges high turnout. It cites Roosevelt, the New Deal, and 1946 voting patterns, blaming the 80th Congress for economic woes while calling for unity to elect lawmakers who protect rights, housing, and welfare.
Cincinnati workers received mailings from GOP campaign manager John H. Clippinger defending Gov. Herbert while branding Hamilton County legislators as viciously anti-labor. The mail cites the Van Aken Bill and Taft Hartley Act, noting party members voted various ways and suggesting political motives amid labor opposition.
The article reports enormous support for President Harry S. Truman with 25 000 inside a hall 200 000 outside and a million on the streets. PAC director Jack Kroll argues polls undervalue opposition and that many may not vote while criticizing minority rule and high living costs.
Election workers, challengers, witnesses, and Get Out The Vote volunteers are urged to attend a Sunday rally at 3 p.m. in the Hall of Mirrors Netherland Plaza. Ohio election laws expert Robert Goldman will explain rules for Democratic workers as candidates attend a working session.
Organized labor backs the bond package as a path to steady city improvements. A defeat would delay progress while passage carries no tax increase since new bonds replace retired ones.
Morse Johnson and Earl T. Wagner, Democratic candidates for Congress in the First and Second Districts, conduct an unusually active campaign in Hamilton County. They campaign at unions and groups, defend labor aligned positions, and criticize the current congressmen for siding with the National Association of Manufacturers and Sen. Taft. Johnson, a World War II veteran and tank captain, and Wagner, a union representative and family man, are backed by Stephen M. Young in a teamwork strategy for liberal measures.
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